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Volunteer Sarah Peterson of Self Balance Massage works with a participant during the annual Stand Down resource event at the Armed Forces Reserve Center on Friday afternoon.

‘Something for everyone’: Annual Stand Down event offers resources for Clark County veterans

Volunteer Sarah Peterson of Self Balance Massage works with a participant during the annual Stand Down resource event at the Armed Forces Reserve Center on Friday afternoon.

September 30, 2024, 11:29am Community Funded Journalism

There was something for every veteran during the annual Stand Down event Friday at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in east Vancouver. Read story

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Two Vancouver companies get state grants to develop green technology

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September 30, 2024, 6:05am Clark County News

Washington’s Department of Commerce awarded nearly $800,000 in grants to two Vancouver companies developing green technology. Read story

During an August forest walk through the Dabbler timberland, residents and volunteers hold up a sign calling for its preservation. A planned timber harvest is on the state Board of Natural Resource November agenda.

Yacolt Burn timber sale opposed by neighbors gets a short delay

During an August forest walk through the Dabbler timberland, residents and volunteers hold up a sign calling for its preservation. A planned timber harvest is on the state Board of Natural Resource November agenda.

September 27, 2024, 2:00pm Clark County News

A planned timber sale on Department of Natural Resources forestland in northeast Clark County that is opposed by neighbors has been postponed — but only for a few months. Read story

A sign and a barbed wire fence keeps visitors out of the artillery impact area at Camp Bonneville. A recently released audit by the state found the Department of Ecology has failed to perform required reviews of cleanup efforts at the county-owned property.

Department of Ecology isn’t meeting cleanup requirements at Camp Bonneville, says state auditor

A sign and a barbed wire fence keeps visitors out of the artillery impact area at Camp Bonneville. A recently released audit by the state found the Department of Ecology has failed to perform required reviews of cleanup efforts at the county-owned property.

September 27, 2024, 6:05am Clark County News

A new report from the state auditor’s office has found the Department of Ecology is not meeting state requirements for monitoring cleanup efforts at Camp Bonneville. Read story

Tour attendees look around a trauma room at the new emergency room at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver.

PeaceHealth Southwest foundation receives $10 million gift from Nierenbergs

Tour attendees look around a trauma room at the new emergency room at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver.

September 26, 2024, 1:31pm Clark County News

The PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Foundation received a $10 million gift from local philanthropists David and Patricia Nierenberg. Read story

Then-intern Ben Madson and Pharmacist Ike Ekeya of Vancouver work together at Square Care Medical &amp; Pharmacy on July 18, 2023.

Square Care Medical & Pharmacy, Clark County’s last independent pharmacy, may close its doors in December

Then-intern Ben Madson and Pharmacist Ike Ekeya of Vancouver work together at Square Care Medical &amp; Pharmacy on July 18, 2023.

September 26, 2024, 6:10am Business

The last independent, locally owned pharmacy in Clark County may close in December. Read story

Veterinary staff at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington examine a 6-month-old dog at the shelter in 2018. The county is facing significant increases to its contracts rates for Humane Society services.

Humane Society for Southwest Washington says costs are up, asks for per animal increase from Clark County

Veterinary staff at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington examine a 6-month-old dog at the shelter in 2018. The county is facing significant increases to its contracts rates for Humane Society services.

September 26, 2024, 6:07am Clark County News

Services provided to Clark County by the Humane Society for Southwest Washington will soon cost more. A lot more. Read story

Clark County Public Health Director Dr. Alan Melnick, pictured here in 2020, says lead is a “silent poison. Public Health’s hazard assessment program works in partnership with health providers to identify lead exposure cases.

Clark County Public Health presentation discusses the dangers and health effects of lead

Clark County Public Health Director Dr. Alan Melnick, pictured here in 2020, says lead is a “silent poison. Public Health’s hazard assessment program works in partnership with health providers to identify lead exposure cases.

September 25, 2024, 3:40pm Clark County Health

The Clark County Board of Health wants to eventually increase lead testing across the county, especially within low-income communities. Read story

Rashan Williams of Shifted Theory, left, cuts Tarence Kibby&rsquo;s hair at a Thrive2Survive event at Living Hope Church on Saturday.

‘I want to be a beacon of support’: Shifted Theory founder mentors Clark County youth

Rashan Williams of Shifted Theory, left, cuts Tarence Kibby&rsquo;s hair at a Thrive2Survive event at Living Hope Church on Saturday.

September 25, 2024, 6:05am Clark County News

Rashan Williams Jr. always carries an unlikely source of inspiration. Read story

Hot dogs from an unpermitted food cart vendor.

Clark County Public Health urges community to avoid unpermitted food carts

Hot dogs from an unpermitted food cart vendor.

September 24, 2024, 5:00pm Clark County Health

Clark County Public Health is warning consumers to avoid unpermitted food carts. Read story